Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-02-17

one year. May the G. A. RS. have a jol
ificatiOn often.
! Town lots in Atwood are now selling
| for $40 a piece that brought 800 one
month ago.
Mr.. Cox now has well completed on
| his place north of town. MIR. PHILLIP
Heinschel dug it.
/ VIM. Kuester is putting up large
frame house and barn this week on the
sw or sec 36. 6. 33
| An amendment to strike the word
white" from our constitution will be
! submitted in 1885,
Goods can be bought cheaper at Colby
than at Oakley or Oberlin. Come to
Colby to buy and sell.
! Will r. Vaughan. travelling solicitor OF
Geo. w. Crane & Co.. of Topeka, died al
Ness City. Feb. 8, 1887.
OF 1876 republican members of our state
| legislature IS are for Blaine. IS for John
Sherman. and Al scattering.
C. w. Smalley, agent for Mosler &
Bahman Lock CO., of Cincinnati. Ohio,
has been in the city this week.
Kaub and Smith will handle full and
complete line of seeds selected from the
best seed houses in America
There is but little question that the bill
to legaliZe the organization of Wallace
county will pass senate and house.
76G. A. RS. formed IN line to march to
the Newell House There were $50 in
! hn oft 1,,f oil fall into
Peter Ullrich, of Decatur. says he will
put up brick on the corner opposite the
First National, now soon to be built.
J. w. Allen s. Sons tailor occupies G.
W. Goodsoe's law office Cloth suits t.
be had there now instead of law suits.
Though the winter has been mild thus
! far; numerous ailments have been preva
lent owing to the changeable weather.
100000
To loan on chattels at lowest rates by F.
c. Finnerty, near new Brick Hotel.
Our tea department cannot be excelled
The Pride of Japan," uncOlOred so cts
per ID. KAUB s. SMITH.
The high school will give a public en-
! TCO 81, 1901. liz
! full programme will be given next week
Morton county. Kansas. rolled up al
last election republican vote of $40 out
of $50 cast. Morton surely takes the
cake.
McGonigal s. Son are kept busy selling
railroad lands to actual settlers on the
very liberal terms offered by the railroad
company.
Judge Newell says he will soon have q
| first-class landlord for the Newell house.
Many applications have been made fol-
the rental of it.
S. Yousse and NJ A. Duff will from now
on run daily hack between Oberlin and
Eustis via Colby. Trip made in shortest
possible time.
Messrs. Dickey and Ross, of Waterville
Kansas, came in Tuesday eve.. looking
for locations. They were shown around
by j. s. Warden.
Geo. n Coffrin, the popular jeweler.
| may now be found at the Central drug
store. where he is now located perma-
nently.
H. B. Hull. of Marquette, Kas., is sick
| at the Windsor House. DIR. G.. H. Martin
is his doctor. He is gaining, and will be
| out soon.
| Frank James, the noted desperate. was
| in Colby the other day. He was here to
see cousin of his He invested in town
property heavily.
1t is unne cessary to advertise our An
Choir and Queen brands of flour. They
have stood the test for over one year in
| Thomas county. KAUB s. SMITH.
Diffendafer & Lee will have besides
| their office, 14x14, sheds of large dimen-
sionS in connection with their implement
firm, to store their implement goods in.
1t is claimed in Topeka that the Santa
Fe road will do as much for northern
Kansas as it has ever done for southern
Kansas-[Council Grove Republican.
The largest and best assorted stock of
groceries and provisions in Western Kan
sas may be found at the Brick Store, and
prices always the lowest.
We call the attention of the ladies to
our new stock of ladies' furnishing goods
We take pleasure in showing goods and
will make low prices.
WOODRUFF s. TATE.
The Santa Fe has submitted PROPOSE
tons for bonds to Rocks county, and it
is said she will continue to submit the
question to counties directly west to the
Colorado line.
There are 5000 squatters on No Mans
Land They have named the strip
"Cimarron Territory" after the river of
that name. 1t is divided into three equal
legislative districts. and they hold an
election for electing officers of same Feb
o. 81.
Many complaints have reached us of
stealing in the country. Poor homestead
ers ought not to be robbed of what little
they have. and when a man leaves his
house for a few weeks he ought not to
find his house. roof and the contents
stolen. We say watch out and prosecute
some one lively, and there will be less of
it. We have laws and use them.